The Web of Wyrd

There is no medieval attestation of the symbol at all — not on a single rune stone, manuscript or artefact. It appears for the first time only in late-twentieth-century heathen and commercial material, making it a clean case of a design claimed as Viking-age that is in fact recent.

The absence of the Web of Wyrd from any medieval Norse source; its first appearances in late 20th-century heathen material

A nine-line grid symbol sold as an ancient Viking emblem of fate, called 'Skuld's Net'.

Sources and verificationThe reading is attributed above

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